Sentence examples for mounting volatility from inspiring English sources
Zamalek coach Jorvan Vieira announced that he was taking extended leave because of Egypt's mounting volatility.
The gathering force of public protests is the popular expression of an obvious fact: that growing economic uncertainty, market volatility and mounting inequality have reached a point of crisis.
"U.S. stocks sold off and volatility mounted Wednesday as renewed political turmoil in Washington cast doubt on whether President Trump can push forward with a pro-growth agenda that had helped drive stocks to repeat records," Sue Chang reported for MarketWatch.
As interest rates rise, the dollar strengthens, trade wars mount and heightened volatility across markets persists, institutional investors are adjusting their risk profiles and shifting dramatically toward debt investments.
In a period of unprecedented volatility, there is mounting concern of how entrepreneurial organizations can respond to an increasingly complex business environment with the advent of the new technologies that have accompanied the emergence of the internationalization of the economy as an exceptional challenge to existing forms of management control at every level of society.
That volatility grows out of a mounting unhappiness with Mr. Estrada, who is seen to have allowed the economic gains of the Ramos administration to slip away.
The price of credit insurance has spiked upward (again), the spread of LIBOR over Treasuries has risen (again) and the volatility of share prices is mounting (again).
But beneath the headlines lurk persistent questions about the sustainability of Chinese economic power: the stock market volatility that rattled the authorities this summer, a mounting regional debt bubble fuelled by years of cheap money, faltering exports, and weak consumer confidence.
Charles O. Dunn, the chief executive, cited the "extreme increase and volatility in the price of domestic natural gas" as contributing to Mississippi Chemical's mounting financial losses.
"There are clearly mounting downside risks to the eurozone growth outlook coming from global growth problems and financial market weakness and volatility".
